The opportunity was open to all investors. I’ll aver that few investors exploited the opportunity, though.

First, there was a time constraint. Investors had less than two weeks to act.

Second, investors needed to know what to act on. Most investors had no clue that $105 million in “liberty checks” was on offer. The company’s “liberty check” declaration was at best a footnote on most financial websites.

What’s more, investors who exploited the opportunity exploited it with varying degrees of success.

Quick-acting investors paid the best price for their “liberty vouchers.”

Procrastinating investors still received a hefty “liberty check,” but they paid more for their “liberty voucher.” If they dragged their feet too long, they paid significantly more. The “liberty voucher” price rose 10.5% within 48 hours of the “liberty checks” being declared.

Quick-acting investors were also able to trade their “liberty vouchers” for meaningful gain. These investors were able to collect an addition $4.25 gain for each “liberty voucher” they owned.

Instead of receiving $3 for each “liberty voucher” owned, quick-acting investors received $7.25 per “liberty voucher.” These expeditious investors more-than-doubled their income in the liberty check payout.

If you missed the opportunity, if the wind passed you by, no need to fret. More high-yield “liberty checks” and “liberty voucher” trade opportunities are on the way. Changes in tax laws enacted by Congress this past December assure it.

We expect surge in “liberty checks” and “liberty voucher” trading opportunities over the final months of 2018.

You’ll want to be prepared to exploit the opportunity for the next liberty check payout. More important, you’ll want to be prepared to exploit quickly.

We’ll prepare you.

We have experience and expertise with “liberty checks” and “liberty vouchers.” We know which “liberty vouchers” to buy and trade.

We’ve recommended 36 “liberty vouchers” over the past two years. The income yields generated from our recommendations have ranged from 4% to 41.2%. The average yield is 12.9%.

We’ve recommended trading the “liberty vouchers” to generate total returns as high as 51.1%. We’re not talking years. We’re talking months, if not weeks.

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